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Tried it, it works but don't like the style of it (yet). It would be great if each article could have a fixed box to fit in (like widgets).
The CMS is so poor at the moment. |
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Well, i've changed the original design quite a bit since the previous posts, and scrapped the black DIV background because well, it just looked off. However, I'm still trying to figure out a way to correctly add padding to the article text, so that it's not so sturck to a border. If anyone has info regarding it please shoot me a line, I really want to move the text over about 5 pixels so its not so stuck to the border.
-Chris --------------- Added [DATE]1265844022[/DATE] at [TIME]1265844022[/TIME] --------------- Firebug to the rescue!! Modified the following classes in vbcmc.css and moved all the content in article previews over 5 px! .fullwidth Modified to 98% to compensate for the shifting of the text 5 pixels added padding-left: 5px; h3.arctile_preview added padding-left: 5px; cms_article_username (careful there's a few entries for this class) added padding-left: 5px; cms_article_section_location added padding-left: 5px; and now, voila, White Article background, with a black border, not touching the blocks, and 5 pixel padding on the left side. Cute! SS Attached! |
i am also needing help adding padding. i change the padding in the coding but the article content doesn't move over.
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Allstar - Did you read the previous post. I was able to move all the padding on the article.
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Also, if you're not very familiar with CSS, Punctuation, and spacing is important. The correct code is: padding-left: 5px; and NOT [S]added[/S] padding-left: 5px; This includes the ; after the end of the style. Hope it helps :) |
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